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err NEWS CONDENSED


10 Ar and AFs- Cb4flss Dana a boz.
boa D. Lsazhszs snG ID. A. Blodgeft. tw0
81 or4na Rapids lallbeT kings were ~
MS ciEF yesterday.
'fke schooner Wslseks brought from Che
begsan rltssa tons 0f lay for tAe Aoskezoa
C9 Allls yesterday
Ihs schooner Tk0s. Hume uniosoed 20
otV esoar posts brought from Albany Bay
on LAKE Huron Tor Captain Les.
The schooner Andres Jackson unloAcsd
81 yards of gravel brought from TIE South
Asnit0a Islands Tor seth Lee Yesterday.
The trosung horse Bonner Boy while
being dnssa by Thomas Ellis Yesterday
mornlng dropped dead On Lake-st. he
vas valued al g. 10.
John f. Horner. the famous rule
printer Of Tsyloryiile, III, Is ia this city
On a visit 10 bis former partner Charles +.
hl0Ourn. and has about made up his mind
% make this city his home.
The tug Commodore Jack Barry while
going out 20 TOW IA = schooner yesterday
cauznt on ire around the boiler, other
boats went 70 her help bui could not get
there in time 10 save the cabin. Loss,
&l5t0. partially insured
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

~Will man roo God%-Bibls. A
good many tasn and corporations would,
sud thsy hAys--trom time immsmorsble.
For svsn the Scriptural rule - that IN
asmacn ss 20 have done 1t unto one Of
ne east Of these. my children, ys have
done it unto me'-or language 20 that
effect. Bat L corporations have no
s0uls. Of course they risy escape the
wrath Of future punishment, however
richly they may dsssrvs il Gould net
BSEcuEE and IVsKEsOLL Just as well
have lsss = brsnch-hsli-s bssutifnl,
nttle ''sheoF FOR the coal. whisky and oil
rings. the stock srd wheat exchanges.
aud piratiesl corporations and monopo-
lists generally? We submit the conun-
drum a. on the grounds OF theological
argument.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
nAsTlsos q a :. osIscTss



Fh@ Ca-aa.l.ssiss "a "a. z~rzlsl Eest Pas
Hls Aespest< - s}sa4stk
y las x-sssa sf u2s IzL14zA4 as-A13.
hszgI3ss. Alch.. AGs sA aissE al-s lei
rEszx 81 n4lurs Giai1z ssas1a tAs sgs@ -
E.els's " f5oa41l la sEceE - feRt rs
ssissa 4zzlasl sae g A. t.. 14isEsFEsssnis.
ia fas Eslzss ssAs-IIEszL8 of los zssh insE.,
las reaaisa hsid AsTs l4sl sea - shicL
t4-s kozf .4kss sxzsg gIi1zs.
Ias rs.44lo4 = psonslnesl 81 a. ~ n4Ts
assn more qal@g sasi cf4efly than zng gre
flss.s8F 1z1l. hlell1ias IA camp ssfe
taksa oGl za1 i1CAsd p Il l1ers FsFe
19cclCmS ia s1e eilg q 9zz loE tns szuit oi
-ne g. a 3. TIE guns uSEsali s.ls1ced N
lsiefsucs ~ Lbe SEA- lis zan1ii1s Goa
s.sisa Vi = l4gse- gan. caae ana pa-l
stsna snd ons shesi o. fertCns- Ane
trouble SIN J0a4uil - teess ~eIe -
apsn daylight he prsfsrs % take las
cnancss a. tie gaa8in szole IA tas ne snlz
aolTs VI tie niS1L
The reu1lon ras .en aItou led. enlos 81
81 az ana voted q success. Doubtless n1is-
L4zss we're made. SsiHg humsn, . wo4!d
ee strange If there acre nOt. ogs tas q. A.
+. ara not hood unls. Try again lon'
quil. O. II. GAEsasIaLn,
Commander Fitzgerald Post 20. I'D.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
a PaiZE DRILL
To ns Que Of rhs fsAtarss Of the comin<

~ % V4c % AHS n rc8t41cs % A-1 -~---A-~&
fhs officers ef the West Michigan Azri-
cuilgral snd industrial Society have decided
70 MAKE arrangements for a grand military
prize ddii. aad sit ons or the special
features oi The coming fair The contess
81 axe place ou Friday. the lasI day OF
tas lzls. and as it hzs the approval OF
mlhtafY cltceFs Of the Michigan militia u
VII probably prove = success and great
attraction Prizes agsFegatlng 800 vii o7
otered 4 "a AZ iesst tnFee companies besides
those % this city must enter. IA addition
% the drill contest there viii be 4 battalion
driil and other military exercises Il IS ex-
pecfed that each Of the four regiments IN
The brigade Will % represented By TWO or
more ot rs 0est companies. The militia
companies will rendezvous a. the three
almOries here. and will ENJOY their visit IN
our city thoroughly. and a. there will be
reduced rates 20 the fair i IS probable that
a. east i've hsndred OF the state troops will
be present to take part in or witness the
drill
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Propsllers-c HickOx, Michigan City,
10000 feet lumber; Albert Soper. Chicago
10000 feet lumber; A. D. Haywood, Chi
cago, 800 0co feet lumber; Mary Mills. Mil
waukee. l6o 600 feet lumber Thomas Il.
Scott. Chicago 500 90 feet lumber. Berr.en.
Chicago, l60.COO feet lumber; City OF ST.
Joseph, Chicago, 800 90 feet lumber.
Michael Groh, Chicago, 10000 feet lum-
Der. swallow. Milwaukee, 30 600 feet lum-
Der, Emma Thompson, Chicago. 250, 900 feet
lumber; Annie Laura, Michigan City, go,
Coz feet lumber.
SchoOnsrs-C. Nicholson, Chicago. !, zoo, :
90 shingles; City Of Grand Haven, Chicago,
2OOO,O shingles Maggie Thompson, Chi
cago 10000 feet lumber; Thomas Hume,
Chicago. 10000 feet lumber; Minerva, 250,-
COO feet lumber.
To;al-Lumber, 3,7lO.OOO feet; shingles,
100000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Il i ruuofsd that ono q the oldest
'.pf1p-eIs o. salt Lake City has pre-
psEsd q gsegiux srzumsns ~ favor q
Aornonlsm. ths ksy note o, whsch -
tess ias systsm does not throw the bur
den of supporting a husband al upon
enc slmAl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
osAsDnAp,Ds WEDNESDAY. AUea

bfczoall NCoDaULL has puohcslly
aunoaucs.l tat sias sl1 never rssaru 70
Aalsrica b. lecsus o. b I've. Oar Gov
enmsal oasht g. 80 osr = penaionl
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

II Jaas 5EIsEos folioEsd his paper
u eou.d 30 JoaS 1IsKT0s- He hss sunk
s ton lssp. Aad nov tie uBcaaght
iaasiics 10 Nss York are glIDx 10 Fun
t8s cid Dal ior Secretary u State
Egslast H.geak
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

chudreu.s cram Button. box top. s. to 1913,
75 cents
Chidrens Oh Grain Button. worth 81 Is; only
S IN
Childrsn-s Zine Goat or Kid Button shoes 81
Children oil coat Glove Calf and kangaroo
shccs wHh 0r without box 80. srrinE nse :.
common sense heels or opers bees that sell tie
world over fo- 8 - "a = 70. orr proe 81 =
M.ses ald Youths Box Tip shoes sizes II to
= 8 20
Misses Fine Oh Grain shoes. with or without
I'D. 81 r
Hlxes Fine Ciors Calf Shoes. OF Coat shoes
snd Fine ! "A Shoes. with or without siu. suring
heei sr heel. only 81 s. easily worth s. Ga
Misses Fire 6oafs and Kids VITA extra hish
TOPS Al widths and sizes from u - p Only g. =.
wDTt1 g. aJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Parents who recognize the
necessity of having their chill
dren feet warmly and prop
erly clad will be pleased to
learn that during the next ten
days we will have a great
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

~ The English iaW Of inheritance the
real estate q mar OF family went to
hia eldest son, AID this whether tns old
mar wills Il or not; nor did It matter
II iA.s senior lat of tee household was
tue worst sort OF Iblack shssp"
scape-grsce and = ysgabond. t be
happened 10 % born frss, he took the
cake from the ether boys. The House
OF Lords have recently passed bill over
throwing this old relic OF 6arbarism.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Our School Shoes are war
ranted solid with fine oak
sOles and counters, and are
as waterproof a shoes can be.
We keep the most perfect fit
ting Shoes made, and now is
the time to shoe up at
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

Not many kaow that ths sun rotstss
CT - AIS the same 81 ths earth. Yet
astronomy has demonstrated this TO &c =
fact and doubly proved l. by late hour
Cbssreaaous Bat the suns orbit is so
vast lhsS "a taxes about nineteen millions
- yeass Pr it 20 ccmPlstsa single rsvOiu
ton The fact Is practically inccnpre-
har.tFfa
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

"a y, Al e.htf aa.. ckftpi -ilu nt
Sc lluE 0tie rIn en- fsifiIf .AId Iifrfir iA.
fftssf- io 6fd ii Ia Dtlfril 7faIisii q. ~ iin 90
-! thpItss Anl aIalo i'spias tkfffst ESQ suc
iefn i}affii trsc coHNffti fuatt ~ - foit
VIA ihlnuAl lie us cat - ifkI q o a.
niei ll,sgi ohiCs O.. itcnIoc a. ana 81 nlsa
.Vpol
~ v. JOHNSON, hich i'fs AZ 81 GonrDc-ki
'HAS. ~ keRKIs Den. Ag.t - Mono,s.s
y. hts4Hle. a.. 4 aad A. chicago
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- as -1e l2rr.er sl-i pleas ie-zEs1o4s of -
s.sg t-s 4seai q 3 Nsseza-sfe e - 2e.aE
shes Fil ssfs shs@seises 2z1 .1s pager eo1sA-
- !. l.-.l-l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
Special School,
Shoe Sale

on this sale We have placed an immense
assortment Of thoroughly frst-class foot
wear. consisting OF fine Kid. Pebble Goat.
Oil Grain, Glove Calf. Kangaroo and Dom
gola shoes IN endless variety and Standing
makes.
We sre bound 70 sell lots Of these Shoes
AZ the low prices quoted. and remember if
yOu save = 70 80 cents 8 pair on your
children's snoes 1t amounts to quite sn item
a. the end OF a season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
win the Ministers Accept,
The following CIRCULAR has been addressed
10 the clergvuen of tha city

70 INC tIe[sF Fultl OF tuc cIty-
STEYENs Assz4BLY No. 1926 :
KNIGHTS or LAB0R,
grand RAPID. Mich. Aug. -. 81.
Dear Sir-The members OF Stevens As
sembly No. 252o h. OF L., in regular meeting
assembled, earnestly request you. in behalf
of the working classes Of this city, TO deliv-
er discourse upon the subject of Labor, "
on sunday. September T. prior 10 Labor
Day. Monday, September 5, 1857.
Hopefully trusting YOU WILL give this
your earnest consideration, We remain.
Iocrs respectfully, CcMMITrkE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

EOR SALE--A l0-HORsE POWER ENGINE
L and l2-horse power boiler Enquire OF h
Drake, 9S Boslwick-st, Grand Rapids. 245
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

IALUA ABLE PATENT JUST ISSUED. FOR
sale or trade: thorough investigation invited
Address Patent. Box ls6 PetosKey, Mich PIP
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

TIE suxobeF ef lines "A sny All ssrtassaaent
Ca - fotna ~ aitsdkas the Ceaa eSx ~
~oFos - ssssa- AEs F<rtof . l10e ooantea
ss01s fa1l ltas
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

srsud RAPID. sag aAn Disht3st
q te.as trfifc a. sld depart from .lol dr'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

l'OR sALE--A GOOD FAMILY MARE GOO
i driver. Inquire s. and 55 S. Front ST. az
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

4 FLOUFISHING BUSINESS FOR SALE IN
n St. Paul, MINI, Pleasant store. good location
reasonable rent best class Of customers in the
most prosperous city ia the northwest Gloves
hosiery underwear, laces. fancy goods etc: spen-
did opening tor some one Tho understands these
Departments OF the dry goods business Address
Edmund ID Barry. 81 Ottswa-st, Grand Rapids
81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Lost.
/ CsT-A PAIR or COLD BOWED SPECTA-
L fle> Eiu1er Nil T. suitably res uEr b
leaving sAe sane With Mas Harms a. h0rtc1 =
Perkins store. Monr0e-st ~2
1 OST-AOSDAY AFTERNOON or MONROE
l. - Or iet un street ca, D aek Russia leather
purse Finder Vii he suitably rewarded on de-
livery 20 Owner whose name Is IA IuA on purse.
80
OST-A GENTLFNANs GOLD WATCH.
IL green satin iOs with god buckle. bela een
Nliiels and Cherry or i0nia Is. 50 about Z
o clock ruaosy evening Finder please return
same TO tals o1ics snd receive 80 reward. al
1 osr - SUNDAY AFTERNOON BErW EEN
Il Prescott - aud FifA-&ge, gold Ting marked
y TO- 4 ~ on the inslde. The nnder VIII be
rewarded by leaving al il Irving place. Sil
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

E'OR sALE-wALNUT LUMBER ADDRESS }
i IL Arnold 4 son Lyons Mich 23i
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WANTED-AGENTs ETHER SIX. l0O90 AT
W once; grand invengon 5000 sod nrst ~
days ROYAL pic mic while IL lasts: be quick. T..
D Home Mfg Co, Royal Dept, chicago, III. e42
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All first class dealers handle Boscobels.


s {. e---
Guard Your Interests.
Guard well your own interest by using
Best Family Soap. Ii is Just what its name
implies. the best aud largest bar of white
pure soap ever retailed al ) cents bar.
GRAND RAPfDs SOAR Co.
Boscobel, Spanish handmade Cigar. 1Cc
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For .S0fe--Miscetianeous.

CoR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT on BUTTER
i worih-svc Lot 62,s feet front. NJ Kelly. s.
Butterworth ave. SIS
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GENTS wANTEO To SELL THE BEST SELL.
n ing novelty out. st is 70 business houses only
Apply 20 Colestock & seymour. 81 and 81 Pearl
ST. 9ts
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY i.eo0. AGENTS
w male or female u sell our furniture polish
In the United States. l.5oo,oor. bottles sold by
agents durlnz lass SO essily made per week
Send sc for sample bottle and terms Csrsring
Manufacturing Co, Lock Boz 81, Newsygo Mich
glf q
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~ Unted--40enfs.

WANTED-TwO 0 CANyAssERs FOR CITY O,
w line of staple household articles. Goo
wages guaranteed. Keystone Mig. Co 80 Sout
bivlslon-st, Grand Rapids -
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE HOUSE AID LOT
on finst-ave: enquire OF Fitzgerald { 60. room
4, Blodgett block ass
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GESTS-WF WISH TO OBTAIN AN AGENT
u in every county IN The United states and Can
ads 10 sell article Of great merit. BGf agents
not only make quick ssies. but isrge profits and
have exclusive teTrtory assigned them ore
sgcnt made s., ciesT ia seven hour. another Ss1
Gear ia one day. faur one o. ouT agents fais 10
clear 800 sffer working - osys tbey can return
goods unsoid snd money PAID tor them refunded
send 81 once for orr illustrated circulars fhes
ere free. address Ma ionsl Novelty 90 5I< smith
fsid-sf, pitfsburs Pa r.
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Tor SALE r. NEW HOUSE WITH sEVES
rooms; cislern, well aud wood ahcd. Fltz .str-
atd q 90, room 4, h4odgett block. Zso
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-31

WANTED-GOOD MAN TO RUN SANDER;
" good wages paid 10 right man. Address Bu-
chanan Mfg. 20, Buchanan, Mich. 2f0if
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Help " 0afett--udte.

MARKET GARDESER-WANTED BY SIN
III gle gentleman, a competent practical market
gardener % take fuli charge Of established busi-
ness. Must understand bos raising and selling
GFee1 house stun specially mo flowers. Mar
Iied man with no children preferred address
with references wm Clifford. care this Office. 2s0
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

.rhough Real Estate Exchange was cio,ed on Satur
a., nearly ali brokers Offices were open AMI business
Generally active The Aggregate OF at
contract unusually large for this time OF year
fatal Of 80 for the week before how
,,. the Aoays havo ntericrea Tho auction
.e. reached o,a OF si2s000 less than during
.,a cores. onding week last year
III sntcpatei thai the will carly in Janu.
consisting OF phlIp SMITH. Thomas A. McGewan Johs
S,d 10 raceve suLscptions TO III. Empioveess Se~
Years Fund one hundred aud nifty dollars collected
Nkw-YoRK. saturday. Dec "a, 1887.
Ma saes held at tho Exchange ami Auction
s%Gn.s sssl.sa at the Exchange and auction
snSsd with saturday Dec. e. s5SoiOo
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
s are announced ETcahgs aud Auction
"''' IT. TUESDAY ; PEE a.
"t is5a sd SSss
BY Fairchild q De wattearss.
Ssory warehouse. No East l4thsL s. ~ Of 9TH
Bp John r. h. Smptn.
ssWest l4Oth-st. 100 IT OF 1Otravo.
Bp J Thomas St,arns
Ssory dwelling No 1872 East 74ths 70 OF LvIing
ten.aye - ~ ~
BIZ Richard '. Harnen d co.
d%sns 10. si'toS
BY Janaes Blocker d Son
Public ancto. sais Por % East River 4ox22i AID bulk
BY J. Thomas St-arms
Public auction sale plot OF land 455x549 and 2story
cot v ~ ,ci 1890 and 2soIy
on fSa
cor of Valentine ave
THURSDAY. DEC. 90
Bp Richard " Hornea d Co.
aS i. GH as os 1 and S' Ga! ap9 Ss
BIZ A. H. Muller e Son.
f s%ss So as $50 Es MTtSp aSa
FRIDAY. DEC. 30
BY Thomas c. Smith.
l246Is47Il264 es OF Edgecomb Road 2GS.ll fl of
l62d.st.
FSr.co,ure sale Ran,om rsisrss Pot and
cor Of Varick.st plot "a sx74SxGiIS0iO.
RECORDED REAL EsrATE rR\N5FEaS--N Y. CITY.
tn. following shows real estate TRANSACTIONS recorded
ss5x6i,s Cat ar,ps KisOi:ch and husband to
9TH ave- Ds" Us 3 IT OF s5n. KISS Gia5JiS:
,oo Dauscer sna wife 10 Do II Msr 1do i, io5
so io,S22. L euiileanmc 10 W II MeCoraack ss2,5O
naaSon to oSpSau hsyam sccet Of Tho
correction iced Of deed recorded August ~. 1875.
bie.r ~ pages OF Augustus 1876 GO ~
s2d.st.. is6fte of sdave I7xO22; Goodwin :, am
Y9 s;9 is.5sI5,
10 olianore.
Same proIcity @ Collamore 10 4 Cary
ofossSWe.icat1 and wife to + c.or. ano -. 1900
suT Ro1ns az to { barrett ',",.., 500
s''9 H. lone eyecatcr to T Aud .'.... 1000
Ralroad.avr ses. Forlham. Nos 100, III. l22, 3.
and ~fe,oA 3 Howe '...........'..'.. $3.50
Af'kIrnvS 300
Aethst - 1914 10 o OF Slave. IA. N7O. WINS
hanc AMI wife 10 A c Levy .--.....-.....------.
sdsTe :; ~ ~ frsemoH l6 5OO
II W Oi stlave. pol lOI 100 ~
f4iHst = W OF igecomb ave. 9oXl 1879; same TO -
Az
"afen,aEe' and vie II o. l. Baker - 900
o'n.aa -, :" =, "a u . Won ~ 80. 900
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pOintcr Resorts.

TIVE PUTNAM HOUSE, Palatla. Florida,
opens &C. 23 This large. now hotel nui on ne ste
odse been leased term ot years
by q. White Mountain hotels-ihc
Crawford" "Fahyan." TWIN Mountain" summit =
ami Pleasant houses: 1t has accommodations for 300
guests: all mode improvements elevator electric
lights AMI il rscilss in respect Tourists ana IN
vands will ind 10 delightful region IN the south than
Paatka Palatka the sartn. point Tor all
places OF interestin Florida. A 'hre-s
OSCAR q. BARRON. I'alatka. Fla
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COUPONS due January 3. 1883. on First
" Morgare Bonds OF the Equitable Gas Light and Fuel
Company OF Chicago will 10 PAID Inat-r that date at tho
Central Trust Company. "a Waist .
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Dressmaking.

DRESSMAKER.-A Partisan. dressmaker
~ moro customers Is able 70 give sahsa as
a,wns ball vsning reception Dresses Toderase prices
short notice % Wost 64tlyt
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Professional.

4 WELL-KNOWN GENTLEMAN will take
entire charge Of largo building renting repairs etc.
lsur OK perience capacity any pcson OF iepoas
bty where Integrity required can furnish oonas
references leading citizens saty meosEs
sts. Address N. }. W. drawer - Newark. NJ J.
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,u,uE IT = AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.

Il American Passenger isn1
=, CT Tboma. Rsrbsdoa Para. Psrn4mbuos baha., .'o
do JAneiro ani santos, connccIinS ''' AiV"'''''' "
Hvre, aud poris in Ssuthern Brazil ~. % ato,m
A' st.smablp FINANCE Wednesday. Doc. ~ at Y w.
rr",n ~ wwnort News Va, Sa tprdsy Dec 81, AZ p
ID II r. n GERHARD CO. Cen AEtA, - broAds]' We
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. ADVERTISEMENTS FOX THE NEW:

lnVEDTTGFNENTS FOX THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RECEIVED a. r, III
UPTOWN OFFICES No l23S BIoalNay' ro, nniv .eropd
nra, = until D. M 953 Broadway, hrtween iweny ,sir
and Twenty tnrd until 5o' M'st says cor
a, l62 Sixthavr 100 r"nI
nrr III At 200 Thrdaye. corner fny NJ III
1907 rhrd ave. near siHuethst anu az am. 400
corner q twenty hiu> up 70
p. In. a c snar once rahA
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Dipioeno Notices.

|
No II haoabTaT NfEHn Goh Dec b. 1884,
"A n. Ssp s socS h. Pen
been declared PAYABLE at tails once on AMI alter January
Der Is At os.oek y m AMI rospensd on wsdnssiay Jan
u W. McwILLIAMs. Treasurer.
SEw.YoRk. Dee 20. 1887. :
A DIVIDEND of three and one half (3l2) per
'sa1 on s sa S a. Sss Of bank has been de-
Il II. MARIO. Cashier.
THIS MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Co..,
1875 BroApwAY NEw.YoRX. Dec 8. 1887 s
A r9TARTERLY diyidend Of o. one a AND
s!sct Of this this day bes2 declared paya
yHs transfer boot. WI closed on FRIDAY rho leie
OFFICE OF IHE UNITED STATES ILLUMINATING co.,
80 and 81 Liberty ST, Dee. 23. 1887.
A T meeting of the Board OF Directors of the
o. pc. cont on ne capital stock OF this company
and hitter J.sa.ry 9Th lsss that transfer DO
sG.' 1854 sm I" % iss e Gof S
JOSEPH ". HARTLEY sec aad Urea,
OFFICE or THE ST. rArLAyP o DuLTII r r CO..
A DIVIDEND of 3la per cent? three and one
cent me 81 ire ,oSx o. Tor tt s % M
O. the 'G. ending Jun. 80 ISIS PAYABLE
cash on and after January hfth 1888 at the Fourth
Transfer books close OF business Thursday,
Ps HARRIS Secretary.
CFFIcE OF IHE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CoMPAYY}
NEW YORK. Nov. 20. 1881. :
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of One and
"A Ouequarter Il ~ per the capital stock Of this
Company will he a tho NATIONAL BANK OF COM
MERGE In this city. and after Thursday. December H.
1887
The transfer books will be closed from the CLOSE OF business
to day until tho morning OF Friday. December Ii.
by order OF the Board OF Managcra
JAMES c. HARrT. Treasurer.
THE IMPORTERS Asp TG.p 1g NATIONAL BANK
NEw.YORK Dec 81. 1857
Dividend OF seven per cent our of the earn
~ nRs OF the months has to-day been declared by
this bank payable the i Of January The trans
fer books will closed TIL that date
EDWARD TOWNSEND Cashier
COUPONS due january 3. 1883. on First
~ Mortgage Bonds OF the Equitable CAS- Light and Fuel
Company OF Chicago will after that date at tho
C. X. WOOSTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
Busincss Cbaufes.

DUSINESS FOR SALE.-In one OF the largest
ID Western cities; chiefly cutlery; established 20 year.
r,us ,e on arconnt ih-sth capital roquireu sonu
any thousan dollars possession Immediately; Spen"
ouportuaty Or any Que de-iring business
For further particulars a it-ss 800. A. Yah u n
' IIARDWA RE. BOX 3.103 New.l DIX T. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
Ciip l)ropcrtn 60 fet.

ITO LET Ior dwelling or for business whole
uppe part Of "a clinton place bet Broa Wy ami Un[
yersity place rutland WITHIN, BeekmansL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
Business properip fur Sale anb Go Eef

EIRS LOFTS TO LET on Beekman, Will
Rutland & WHITING. Beekman ST
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-02-03
llraccIlaill Gems.

Mud plenty.
Mr. &C. Smith ia again baling q large
quantity u: hay.
Mr.. w. Robert McGinniss sends accounts
(through Fremont Daily Tribune) of the
uuaking Of Mother Earth on Thursday night
last; ut Fremont, Ncb.. aud immediate vi
cinlty. Claiming now TO be abreast with
the times IN all modern improvements.
The Walkersvll- Enterprise must have a
magic method of infusing into its learners
the geographical art, as only recent Y two
of our cntcrprlslng young lads entered that
Office as learners, aud in less than week
finished their course there. Surprising
A series of meetings were commenced
here on Saturday evening last and are con
Quoted by Mr. John Todd, an Evangelist, of
Drs MONIES, la. As to the amount of good
that may be accomplished, we cannot speak
Much Of the good seed sown may show de-
vclopmcnt even now, it is to be hoped that
it will Though still more abundant har
vest may he expected Ivy u gradual develop
ment 1t is purposed that this gentleman
will conduct a series of meetings in the Mo-
ravian Church in Mechanicstown, after the
close of the meetings here. K
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-02-03

Notice is hereby given that tho undersign-
cd will after the expiration of thirty days
from date hereof, petition the Board Of
County Commissioners OF Frederick County
to locate and open road beginning and
running through the lands rs follows:
SAID road to begin at the Blacksmith shop
of II J. Jamison and on the road leading
from Eichollz' Mill to Lewistown, and thence
through the lands of Urlnh Warrentel'z and
Nicholas Engle, thence through tho timber
lands Of said Urali Warrcnfeltz, thence
through t..e ands of Frank Portncr and the
Error heirs, and thence crossing the Aonoc-
acy Valley Railroad at point near Josiah
G. Messncr's and thence along the line of
the properties of said J. G. Nessner and the
heirs of John B, kunkcl to intersect the
Frederick and Emmitsburg turnpike at n
point between the Catoctin Furnaces Ore
Bank and John knouf's store.
Ur,ah Warrenfel,z. Samuel EicholtZ,
Thomas Brice, J. G. Messner
dec23 Ct ]. " Knoutf AMI 8 others.